Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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33lil65 Ib. 1EiIl3Cl'iDQC. James H. Etheridge was born at St. Johnsyille. New York. March 24, IN-ll. His early education was obtained in the schools of New Yorlc. His medical career began in Rush Medical College. ,l'l'O1D which he graduated in 1HtiSl. After graduation he continued his studies for between one and two years in Europe. and upon his return located in Chicago in l,HTl. He was at once appointed to the Chair of Therapeutics. Materia Medica and Medica-l Jurisprudence at Rush. In IHW he was appointed to the Chair of Gynzecology, lett vacant by the death of Professor VV. H. Byford. Four years later he was appointed Professor of Obstetrics. and now tills the Chair of Obstet- rics and Gynaecology. He is a member and was formerly President of Chicago Medical Society: a member of the Ameri- can Medical Association: of the Inter-national Gynzecological and Obstetrical Congress: Chicago Gynzecological Society: Chicago Medico-Legal Society: Illinois State Medical Society: Western Association of Gynzecologists and Obstetricians: the International Medical Congress: the Nu Sigma Nu Medical College Fraternity: etc. He is surgeon of the First Brigade of the Illinois National Guard. and is one of the authors of the American Text-Book of Gynaecology. Dr. Etheridge was married .Tune 20. IHTH. to Miss Harriet E. Powers. and has two daughters. 'walter Stanlcp tbaince. Walter Stanley Haines was horn in Chicago. lH5tJ, His early education was obtained in the Chicago Public Schools after which he graduated from the High School. Becoming interested in science he went to Boston and attended the Institute of 'llechnology from which he received the degree li. S. After this he came to Chicago and tool: a course ot Medicine at Chicago Medical College. graduating INTEL and scrrecl an internship at Mercy Hospital. In INTB he went to Europe Where he spent nearly two years i11 the pursuance of his Chemical and Medical studies. He began teaching in IHTEZ when he was elected Professor of Chemistry in Chicago Medical College: this position he resigned three years later to accept the Professorship of Chemistry in Rush Medical College, which position he still fills. He is a member of the Chicago Medical Society: of thc American Medical Association: of the Medico4Legal Society: ol' the Academy of Science: of the American Chemical Society: of the Chemical Society ot' London: etc. Dr. Haines has obtained a wide reputation as a toxicologist. He has written articles on Chemistry and Toxicology chiefly for the medical press. Haines' Test for sugar in the urine. of which he is the devisor. is the most convenient and delicate ot' all tests tor this purpose. 54

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ffames Meviiis 1bQbe. James Nevins Hyde a native of Norwich. Connecticut. He received his preparatory education at Phillips Acad- emy, Andover. Mass.. and graduated at Yale with the class of '61, receiving the degree of A. B, and later A. M. from the same university. His medical course. begun at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y.. was interrupted by his accepting the position ot Assistant Surgeon of the United States Navy. from which he was promoted after examina- tion to Passed Assistant Surgeon. This oliice he resigned to complete his course at the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania. where he received his degree of M. D. In 19139 he received M. D. eunduin from Rush. Dr. Hyde has successively occupied the position of Lecturer and Professor of Skin and Venereal Diseases at Rush. with which college he is still connected. He is Dermatologist at the Presbyterian and Michael Reese Hospitals. also Consulting Dermatologist at the Womens and Childrens Hospital. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa: Alpha Delta Phi: Scroll and Key and Nu Sigma Nu college fraternities. and a ineinher of the following medical societies: British Medical Associationg American Medical Association: American Derinatological Association: American Association of Genito-Urinary Surgeons: Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons: Chicago Medical Society: Practitioners Club: etc. A Among his many writings may he mentioned three editions of A Treatise on Diseases of the Skin and chapters on syphilis and skin diseases in the leading books on these subjects. ilfiormau JBribge. Nornian Bridge was horn in Wfindsor, Vermont, Dec. 30. 18-ll. He obtained his early education in the cornnion schools there. and also attended the High Schools of DeKalb and Sycamore. Illinois. He attended the Medical De- partment ot the University of Michigan one year and graduated the ensuing year. 1Hl3li. from Chicago Medical College. He Was at once elected Assistant Denionstrator of Anatomy in that college. and a year later became Assistant to the Pro' fessor of Anatomy. From lHTU-T4 he was Professor of Pathology at the Woinan's Medical College. In lHT-lt he first became connected with Rush as Lecturer on Theory and Practice of Medicine, which position he held until 1H81.when he was elected Adjunct Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine, The next year he obtained the additional Pro- fessorship of Hygiene, which was soon exchanged for the Professorship of Pathology. He was elected to the position. Prolessorof Clinical Medicine and Physical Diagnosis in ISHN. which he still occupies. 55